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Fund an African Girl in STEM

Join us on North Texas Giving Day to put robotics kits, code labs, and hands-on mentorship into under-resourced classrooms across Africa.

Across secondary schools and university campuses in Africa, thousands of young women possess the curiosity, intellect, and drive to solve complex engineering and computing challenges. Yet, when they enter classrooms, they frequently meet a wall of missing equipment, under-resourced labs, and cultural expectations that quietly lower their ambitions.

At WAAW Foundation, we exist to close that gap completely—not with empty rhetoric, but with tools, curriculum, and mentorship.

Early Giving Ends & Matching Begins In

Girls Impacted by C2S Mentoring
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Why North Texas Giving Day Matters

WAAW Foundation bridges North Texas generosity with grassroots innovation across 29 African countries. Participating in North Texas Giving Day connects our global community to a single, focused mission: breaking systemic barriers and funding the next generation of African female tech leaders.

Giving during this window doesn’t just fund classroom tools, it multiplies them. Every contribution made during early giving through the main event on September 17 helps unlock critical matching funds and bonus grant pools. That means your support stretches twice as far, directly doubling the volume of hands-on robotics kits, peer-led secondary school outreaches, and direct STEM mentorship delivered to under-resourced classrooms this year.

When you fund an African girl in STEM

Your investment doesn't stay in the classroom

It starts with a single robotics kit, a line of code, and a mentor who believes in her. It leads to university degrees, tech careers, and community leadership. Press play to hear directly from Helga on what happens when potential meets real opportunity and why your North Texas Giving Day support matters now more than ever.

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